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How to evaluate activities - Enabling Change
The CLEAR Guide How to evaluate activities From The CLEAR GUIDE v1, written by Les Robinson for Mission Australia March 2009 When you do activities you ll want to report back to your members, supporters and funders. You ll also want to learn how to do them better next time. Collecting simple information to evaluative effectiveness is therefore vital. This information becomes part of the story of your group. It lets you celebrate success, and gives you a credible story to tell supporters about what your group has achieved. 1) Decide what information to collect Collecting evaluative information is simple and easy if you decide how to do it before the event happens. Here are some ideas: Appoint someone to count heads. Take plenty of photos. Keep a scrap book of photos, press clippings, letters etc Keep a record of phone inquiries you receive. Keep a members register.
The CLEAR Guide How to evaluate activities From The CLEAR GUIDE v1, written by Les Robinson for Mission Australia March 2009 www.enablingchange.com.au
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